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Judy 2022-01-28 08:20:12
Max Minghella&Blake Lively "A person who has been close to death will rethink his life" is a perfect summary of this literary film. The name Anabelle in Blake Lively's play is easily reminiscent of the scary ghost , but before "resurrection", she also existed in the world like a doll. The gothic, dark and special occupation of the male protagonist in the film just started and the bright beauty pageant star encounters on the road with a very dramatic sense of drama. The most touching is the male protagonist's father, as well as those simple but philosophical dialogues. .
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Layne 2022-04-24 07:01:24
The male protagonist is Mingla's son, Blake lively does a good job~
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Pearline 2022-04-20 09:02:38
It is fairy tales and miracles that endow mainstream consciousness with a spirit of rebellion, which is equivalent to a "new" force that is reborn again and again. The one who saved suicide was the sunflower in front of the window, which was very magical. ?
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Anabelle: [as Elvis lays in a field of daffodils] What the hell are you doing?
Elvis: I don't know. Waiting for you to get here.
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Charlie: When you gonna get a gal?
[no response from Elvis]
Charlie: When you gonna get a gal?
Elvis: I heard you the first time. Um... I don't know. I haven't met anyone.
Charlie: Well, you ain't gonna find her in the grocery store.
[Elvis chuckles]